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Sonia Sotomayor Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre Tickets & Info
Join us on September 18, 2025, at the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre for an inspiring evening with Sonia Sotomayor, a groundbreaking figure in the judicial world. As the first Latina Supreme Court Justice, Sotomayor's career is marked by her dedication to justice and advocacy. From her early years, she displayed a passion for reading and understanding legal principles, which fueled her ascent from a childhood interest in books to her distinguished roles as both a federal judge and a prosecutor. Her influential opinions include her 2012 participation in shaping immigration policy and her advocacy for human rights, recognized in 2015 when she received the Kennedy Human Rights Award. This event, part of the 'Politics & Prose and GW Present' series, offers a unique opportunity to hear firsthand insights from Sotomayor alongside Judge David Tatel. Experience a memorable day where compelling discussion meets cultural enrichment, all within a venue committed to sustainability and community engagement. Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable journey into the intersections of law, arts, and public service.
Sonia Sotomayor Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre
The Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre, a premier venue within George Washington University, offers an intimate setting for a diverse array of performances and events. Notably, it hosts the 'Performance Audio-Visual Showcase,' which highlights cutting-edge innovations in technical theatre, attracting industry professionals and enthusiasts alike. In the late 1980s, the theatre became a platform for provocative debates on freedom of expression, fostering important conversations about artistic liberty. On May 18, 1998, it featured a groundbreaking live music event showcasing instruments crafted from recycled materials, exemplifying its commitment to sustainability and creative experimentation. The theatre also proudly presented a distinguished performance by a Nobel Prize in Literature laureate in 2005, emphasizing its dedication to diverse programming that spans literature, music, and theater. With front-row seats offering an immersive experience and regular seats providing excellent value, the Dorothy Betts Marvin Theatre ensures accessible and memorable cultural encounters. Its holiday programs introduce young audiences to the performing arts, nurturing future generations of theatergoers. During notable events such as the 'Politics & Prose and GW Present: Sonia Sotomayor & David Tatel,' Sonia Sotomayor Washington engages audiences in meaningful discussions, highlighting the theatre’s role as a vibrant hub for civic and cultural engagement. Visitors can enjoy refreshments at the theatre’s concession stand, completing a well-rounded experience in this historic venue.